Activity reporting includes the three segments composing the apartment industry definition of the term Market: Rental Market Conditions; Investor Activity; and Apartment Development. Reporting quantifies change in:

• Employment
• Single–Family housing status:
  • Affordability
  • Inventory additions
• Public Transportation (light rail; freeway) changes
• Apartment activity, illustrated among four rental household categories:

Rental Market–Reporting illustrates absolute change by submarket, and rental household category in:

• Rental Rates
• Rental concession participation, and:
• Concession depth

Investor Market – Investor activity– period-to-period, and year-to-year – illustrating total sales by:

• Number of properties sold
• Total dollar value of sales
• Rental Household Category
• Geographic Region

Development Market – Reporting of period-to-period, and year–to-year apartment completions – by submarket, and by property category:

• Most–active developers;
• Property category completions (i.e. Workforce, Low Mid–Range, Upper Mid-Range; Discretionary)
• Property type completions (i.e. market rate / fully affordable / workforce...)
• Properties under construction, and in planning / pre–planning, illustrated by submarket and property position (i.e. Age Restricted; Fully Affordable...)

The Eislen Benchmark Report summarizes results in detail of a three–times-annual survey of the full 50+ apartment market-rate apartment universe. Rental surveys are conducted as a renter. Where a property cannot be reached after five attempts, rents are "recycled", based on prior knowledge of rental rates within the surveyed property, and the property's competitive cluster.

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